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For Python 3 we have stubs for the stdlib's ipaddress module. For Python 2, ipaddress is not part of the standard library but is available as third party package, much like enum.
Is the proper way to handle this to copy over ipaddress to third_party/2?
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Yes, assuming the backport's API is the same as the one in the stdlib. We could add a test in check_consistent.py to ensure that the two copies stay in sync.
For Python 3 we have stubs for the stdlib's
ipaddress
module. For Python 2,ipaddress
is not part of the standard library but is available as third party package, much likeenum
.Is the proper way to handle this to copy over ipaddress to
third_party/2
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: